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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1908

Page

3

Brazilian anarchist plot threatens American fleet in Rio de Janeiro

Police in Rio de Janeiro, Petropolis, Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais investigate an anarchist conspiracy tied to foreign agitators aimed at damaging ships of the American fleet during a liaison with Washington and Paris. Jean Fedder, a suspect from Petropolis, is believed fled to Sao Paulo as authorities pledge vigilance on land and sea. Admiral Pillsbury expresses disbelief at the plot.

Nefro Rio Janeiro Petropolis Rao ‘Paulo Minas Gerac Jean Fedder Grifef Fedher Sao Paula Gaga Sao Paulo Washington Paris France Germany Dminas Geraes John B. Pillsbury Bureau of Navigation Navy Department Rilo de Janeiro Evans Admiral Pillsbury

TRAIN FALLS FROM TRESTLE AT CORYDON JUNCTION

A Southern Railway westbound engine from New Albany plunged 30 feet from a trestle at Corydon Junction Indiana Sunday, killing engineer Clarence Dunham fireman W H Scott and brakeman Frank Carter and injuring conductor James W Pritchett and brakeman Clyde Stewart. An Evansville passenger train had just passed over the trestle twenty minutes earlier.

Corydon Junction Ind Southern Railway New Albany Clarence Dunham W. H. Scott Frank Carter James W. Pritchett Clyde Stewart Evansville

Riot in New York over eviction draws 2000+ crowd

In Manhattan's upper East Side, tenants resisting eviction gathered about 2000 sympathizers on Friday. The protest disrupted police operations, with precinct reserves summoned as four women and several men were detained. The marshal halted further warrants at that moment.

New York Upper East Side

Death of Keokuk doctor ends mystery near Burlington

Dr George W Jones missing since Christmas night was found dead in a snow bank ten miles north of Burlington. Identification by A B Dunlap aided by hunter Joseph Knapp confirms the body. Authorities say he wandered away in a distressed condition and likely took his own life. valuables remained on him.

Dena Keokuk Mani Burlington Ina George’ ‘W. Jones Keokuk Joseph Knapp Knap A. B. Dunlap United States Marshal Jones Lockey Bridge W. Clyde Jones Chicago Asane

Rival killed wife then set barn ablaze in Postville

Balizell, a desperate man with Indian blood, shot Mrs Geddes fatally at her home near Postville after jealousy over Ballzell’s interest in her. He then fired on M A Bowlman, missing, and fled. A barn fire on Bowlman's farm destroyed stock and outbuildings, likely set by Ballzell in a rage. A posse and militia were ordered out to hunt him.

Algo Williams Balizeyl Bowlman Waukon Balizell Veing Ballzall H. C. ‘Bowman Ballzell Poe Postville Geddes M.A. Bowlman H. C. Bowlman

From Newsboy to Financier John Walsh Convicted

The Chicago financier John J. Walsh was found guilty on 64 counts of misappropriation of funds from the Chicago Nationals bank after a 37 hour jury deliberation. Bail set at 60000 dollars. sentencing ranges five to ten years with concurrent terms common. Walsh, an Irish immigrant who rose from newsboy to railroad president and publisher, declared the fight had just begun and appealed for an expression after verdict.

Chicago Joe John J. Walsh Chicago Nationals Bank Attortie Miller Tena Walsh Cherty John R. Walsh Leinster Ireland America Treba Walah California

Mystery Explained in Capitol Assault Case at Des Moines

The case centers on Mrs Harriet L Clemmens. Carl L Clemmens used his wife s name to decoy attorney R H Dosh at the Eliott hotel. Dosh refused the meeting and the ensuing assault occurred in the state house office. Detectors traced the hotel signature Harriet L Clemmens to reveal years of motive.

Capitol Ln Des Moines Carl L. Clemmens Harriet L. Clemmens Eliott State House R H. Dosh Methodist Hospital Pacific Coast Dosh Clemmens Harriet L. Clemmeng

Attorney General Balked In Burlington Grand Jury Move

Iowa Attorney General Byers and assistant Cossen faced a dismissal from Judge James Smyth as the special grand jury request collapsed. B. E. Jones of Burlington sought indictments against men enforcing salvage laws after assault incidents. Five prior grand juries yielded no indictment. Governor Cummins and county officials were involved, but Smyth retained the existing grand jury citing reliability and no need for extra expense.

Burlington Iowa Byers George Cossen James Smyth Des Moines Cossen Brand B. E. Jones Smyth Jones Hee Coseen Kublemeier

Boy’s prank ends in death near Eldora Ackley

Harold Diehl, 17, of Eldora, died after alighting from a fast freight train in Ackley. He was part of a group planning evening roller skating when he jumped from the moving car, striking his head on the platform. Diehl was a popular Eldora High School senior.

Harold Dish Eldora Ackley Harold Diehl George EB. Diehl Hidora Diehl Eldora Highschool

Dr Getz Charged With Insanity In Railway Surgeon Case

Dr Getz former president of the International Association of Railway Surgeons and ex-city physician faced insanity charges. He is represented by counsel and intends to appeal if adjudged insane. A pending hearing follows a reported suicide attempt using a surgeon's scalpel at West Liberty.

Marshalltown District Court West Liberty Gatz

Bluffs Boy Killed Under Gar Loi incident

A boy died in a tragic accident at the Bluffs when trapped under a gear or guard as authorities investigate. No further details available. Police and emergency responders were on the scene to secure the area and assist the investigation.

Gar

Brother Shot at Price Farm Clearing in Accidental Fire

A misfired gun during a taunting incident at Oliver Price’s farm led to the death of Price and injuries to another. The youths were handling a pistol when the weapon discharged a full charge, killing one brother and seriously wounding the other. Police investigate.

Oliver Price

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